We all know politicians spin pretty much everything. And sometimes there are varying amounts of truth sprinkled among false and misleading facts to make the ad or speech pretty hard to decipher. In response, a number of Political Fact Checking websites have sprung up that claim to analyze and vet the information and give a rating of true or false, or some other measurement. In a perfect world, that would be a welcomed and worthy website. But what happens when the diviners of truth are themselves biased? As you might guess, that bias is transmitted into the rating of fact or fiction and may tend to make…
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